Sentence examples for defining time of from inspiring English sources

The accident [in 2006, Hammond was seriously injured when a Top Gear stunt went wrong and the car he was driving crashed] was a defining time of my life and the sense of family and belonging together came to the fore.

It's getting to the point where the call is practically free, harking back to  those defining times of our hacker culture.

It's getting to the point where the call is practically free, harking back to those defining times of our hacker culture.

However, the methods can easily be adapted to cope with daily traffic fluctuations by defining time slots of several hours and tuning parameters based on measurements of the same period in the previous day[11].

Time is used to define other quantities such as velocity so defining time in terms of such quantities would result in circularity of definition.

The long summer break is one of the defining elements of childhood, a time of freedom, exploration and growing up.

Climate change is, as Barroso put it, "the defining challenge of our time", while struggling economies are the defining challenge of today.

"The defining issue of our time," he added, "is how to keep that promise alive".

Restoring their fortunes is "the defining issue of our time," he said.

The issue of inequality is perhaps the defining question of our time.

4.38pm GMT He describes "dangerous and growing inequality" as "the defining challenge of our time".